The Who Rehearse With Zak Starkey for Possible European Return
Roger Daltrey confirms a recent session with the band’s longtime drummer, months after a chaotic firing and replacement during the farewell tour.
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Roger Daltrey confirms a recent session with the band’s longtime drummer, months after a chaotic firing and replacement during the farewell tour.
The ambient duo’s second collaborative release of the year shifts from their own sonic freedom to the structured frame of a life story.
Solid State Logic follows its SSL 2 and SSL 2+ with a smaller desktop interface built for producers who record in the box and need a direct signal path.
The Southern California band's Camden show, now resurfacing in live footage, captures the raw energy that made their UK appearances feel less like concerts and more like controlled detonations.
The Iranian composer uses field recordings from the Strait of Hormuz to treat Qeshm Island as a living acoustic environment, not a geopolitical headline.
The long-developing Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne biopic has a finished script, a director search underway, and a specific actor in mind — but Jack Osbourne isn’t saying who.
The composer’s first new album in six years arrives October 23 via Temporary Residence, built around one continuous piece of solo piano and subtle electronics.
On the current arena tour, Kevin Parker’s production turns a fragmented discography into a single, functioning spectacle.
The ten-minute fictional radio interview stars Henry Phillips as Kurt Wagner and is directed by the real Kurt Wagner.
Beartooth’s latest album doesn’t smooth over their metalcore roots. It places abrasive riffs and Top 40 melodies in the same songs.